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alphatex tuning piano notation is higher than it should be #449
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alphaTab should indeed respect the piano tuning for the display transposition. Note: The standard notation for Guitar is transposed by one octave. In your example file you change the tuning but not the "instrument" of the track. Currently alphaTex requires the instrument to be not a guitar, otherwise it transposes the file. This means as a workaround until alphaTab consideres also piano tunings for the display, you can change also the playback instrument and the notation will be displayed expected.
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you right, not put suggestion |
I am following the usual rules of guitar notes in alphaTab ;) If the instrument is a guitar it is notated one octave lower than the pitch compared to other instruments. I'm reopening this issue to track the task of also not transposing the notes if we specify the |
no worries, aware about the guitar notated one octave lower, it's just symbolic using clef octave like on the wiki octave clef link above tried
output still same like piano, so when change with number provided from wiki general midi, it work as expected |
regarding the octave clef: regarding the instrument names: |
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Clef_Diagram.png
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the notation of c4 is higher than it should be, can compare with the result using alphatex and the correct one from wiki
both link and screenshot provided above
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